-Welcome!This is a community focused on learning and improvement.Explore the wealth of and elsewhere before asking for help, do your own research. Thanks bro, I always prefer getting other peoples chops and cuts from samples than the ones I take myself. I find that when you've got the entire track/piece of audio to choose from you can kind of get overwhelmed - and when you're browsing through someone elses samples you're more restricted in what you can do, which I find leads to more creativity.Thanks again for uploading!edit: just a quick edit to say that Im now working my way through the list and already found some really great stuff in here. Thank you again for sharing this with us - to anyone wondering about it being worth the time - Definitely.edit 2: Ok I kind of hate you because I just got to the 'Hey You' samples and that song makes me cry.
Soultown Samples Vol 2 Rare Coins
Crobbins gave out this free sample pack that is basically his personal library of “go to” samples. These sounds are geared mostly towards the future bass/trap genres but can be used in other styles too. Expect to find a ton of drums, pianos, pads, percs, atmospheres, fx, brass, horns and much more. This sample pack is meant to be diversifying sounds that are both high quality and “out of the box” with focus on driving music away from what everyone else is doing.Hopefully some of the sounds in here can inspire producers to take this sample pack and be creative.
The whole pack isn’t just abstract weird sounds, he included some rare samples that various producers use and a few OG samples from the past.Note: Some samples in this pack are not royalty-free and can not be used commercially.